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Browns DE Kenyon Coleman Injures Knee Vs. Bengals

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CB Mike Adams May Start Again Over Brandon McDonald

Via Browns Gab  |  November 28, 2009
Mike Adams replaced Brandon McDonald as the Browns starting right cornerback in the base defense against the Lions and could get the call Sunday against the Bengals. Head coach Eric Mangini made the switch one game after sloppy coverage by McDonald against the Ravens turned a short pass to Derrick Mason into a 41-yard gain. [...]

Kissing Craig Sager

Via Hugging Harold Reynolds  |  November 30, 2009
I almost wish I could spend an extended vacation in Cleveland (until I remember it's Cleveland).From the gal who brought us Airbrushed Brady Quinn...Last summer, when the Cavs were in the playoffs, I was sitting outside of a bar/pizzeria in downtown Cleveland when along walks (stumbles) a man wearing a TNT polo. I almost didn't recognize him without the usual light purple...

Cleveland Browns will sit Brian Robiskie and David Veikune again

Via Cleveland.com  |  November 29, 2009
For the second week in a row, rookies Brian Robiskie and David Veikune are made inactive by the Browns. The Bengals will be without running back Cedric Benson and linebacker Keith Rivers.

Rogers down and out in Cleveland

Via NFL News & Rumors  |  November 29, 2009
Just when the Browns thought their season couldn’t get any worse, they received word that the injury suffered by DT Shaun Rogers today against the Bengals is bad enough to keep him out for the remainder of the season (H/T to PFT). According to Mary Kay Cabot of the Cleveland Plain-Dealer, the exact nature of Rogers’ [...]

New Browns LB Roth Talks About Leaving Dolphins

Via Browns Gab  |  November 28, 2009
The National Football Post had the following with new Browns LB Matt Roth about his leaving Miami: Cleveland Browns outside linebacker Matt Roth acknowledged that the reason he’s no longer with the Miami Dolphins is because of a “falling out” with the Dolphins after suffering a groin injury that required surgery. “Sometimes when you get hurt, [...]

Bengals sweep AFC North, beat pathetic Browns

Via Shutdown Corner  |  November 29, 2009
It was an easy win, but the Cincinnati Bengals earned it. With their 16-7 victory over the Cleveland Browns today, the Bengals pulled off an amazing feat -- they swept the AFC North with two wins each over the Steelers, Ravens and Browns. Of those teams, the first two were the only ones with any real competitive juice -- the Browns are now 1-10, and that record doesn't really...

Browns NT Shaun Rogers Done For The Year

Via GridironFans.com  |  November 29, 2009
As if 1-10 isn't bad enough, Shaun Rogers, the Browns' best defensive player, will miss the rest of the season with a leg injury, a league source...

Brady Quinn takes a step back

Via Cleveland ScoresReport  |  November 29, 2009
Photo from fOTOGLIF Many of us were pleasantly surprised by Brady Quinn’s impressive performance last week against the Detroit Lions. Sure, their defense is terrible, but NFL quarterbacks are expected to tear apart bad defenses, so Quinn’s performance represented real progress. Unfortunately, reality set in this week, as Quinn had trouble hitting his receivers today in...

College Football Players Who Would Look Good in a Cleveland Browns Uniform in 2010

Via Bleacher Report  |  November 28, 2009
The Cleveland Browns have had a very bad decade of draft picks since their rebirth in 1999. Notables like Courtney Brown and Gerrard Warren are only a few of the names of the players the Browns have selected over much more productive All-Pro players...Begin Slideshow

College Football Players Who Would Look Good in a Cleveland Browns Uniform in the 2010 NFL Draft

Via Bleacher Report  |  November 28, 2009
The Cleveland Browns have had a very bad decade of draft picks since their rebirth in 1999. Notables like Courtney Brown and Gerrard Warren are only a few of the names of the players the Browns have selected over much more productive All-Pro players...Begin Slideshow

Concussion Could End Browns FS Brodney Pool's Career?

Via GridironFans.com  |  December 01, 2009
Browns starting safety Brodney Pool sustained a concussion - at least the fourth of his career - and might have to consider retirement. That could...

Cleveland Browns Vs Cincinnati Bengals Live Online on Pc of NFL Watch

Via Bleacher Report  |  November 29, 2009
Cleveland Browns vs Cincinnati Bengals live Online on pc of NFL Watch football tv link Welcome Cleveland Browns vs Cincinnati Bengals live Online on pc of NFL Watch football tv link...Read the full article on Bleacher Report...

Rubin getting chance to play

Via Browns.com  |  December 01, 2009
Defensive lineman Ahtyba Rubin will get extended playing time now that Shaun Rogers is out for the season.
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